Calling out for ideas for our upcoming seminar series
The Centre for Culture, Ethnicity and Health in partnership with Monash University’s School of Nursing and Midwifery will launch a series of three seminars to celebrate their new partnership and to provide a platform for scholars, practitioners, community partners, and policymakers to share ideas, knowledge and experience about migration, settlement, multiculturalism and cultural competence. We have three topics for focus – but we want to hear from you – what are some of the details, conversations, and discussions you’d like to hear around these topics?
- How do we prepare the future service sector workforce for our diverse communities? Cultural competence of course!
- It takes a village: refugee and migrant settlement in regional Australia
- Practice innovations: learning from each other
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